The Portland daily press., 1887-11-01
PERSONAL.

his recent severe illness. +
Mr.. Fred Kicker and family are stopping J
az the United States Hotel for the winter. !
Congressman c. A. Boutelle. is registered |
at the Falmouth Hotel
Alderman Kicker and family have taken |
rooms at the United States Hotel for the |
winter.
Mr.. Geo. +. Foster and his daughter Mrs.
Whitmore of this city, departed yesterday
for California, where they will take up their
residence.
Mr.. Isaac w. Wadsworth, clerk in the
Office of the State Superintendent Of Schools,
Augusta, was thrown from his carriage yes
terday, receiving severe bruises.
Mr.. l. A. 0her, the we'll known explorer
and author of Travels in Mexico" will de-
liver his popular and entertaining lecture at
City Hall, Biddeferd, Friday, November
18th.
Mr.. Gilman Moulton, one of East Liver
more's old and respected citizens, died yes
terday from modification of the foot. The
deceased was widely known. He was 50
years old.
Ex-Governor Robbie addressed the North
Pomona Grange of Penobscot at Lee last
week. The Bangor Wing says HE spoke
for abont an hour and made some good prac-
teal talk which was highly appreciated by
all present"
Rev. Mr. Derebey, q native of Athens,
| Greece, and graduate of Amherst College,
will pass the winter in Portland. and as will
be seen by his advertisement will take pu-
pills In the Greek language, and give instruc-
ton in the private schools.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Hawkes., Mrs.
and Mrs. James P. Champlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis A. Goudy, James A. Steadman, Elias
Thomas, Charles S. Seaton and H. B. Hunt,
have gone on the excursion of the New Eng
land Grocers Association to New York.
/ Mr.. Henry Herrick Goodwin, Vice and
Deputy United States Consul at Annaberg,
Saxony, and Miss Jennie NJ. Murray of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, were married at Berlin on the
10th of October. Mr.. Goodwin is a son of
the Hon. J. NJ. Goodwin of Biddeford
Dr. Lemuel Richards, prominent physi-
clan of Kennebunkport, has been stricken
| with paralysis, and now lies in a critical
condition. DR.. Richards is native of Bris-
toll, and graduate of the Medical Depart
ment of Bowdoin College, class of 1910.
Hon. Danial G. Rollins, who has been
nominated by the Republicans af New York
city for Judge of the Supreme Court. is a
native of Great Falls, N. H., and was grad
uated from Dartmouth in 1860. He is a
brother of Hon. +. j. Rollins of Portland.
Vice President Shinn states that the re-
ported inspection trip of the Standard Oil
people over the New York and New England
Sunday was a trip purely for recreation.
The party have proceeded on their journey
to Maine.
The richest of all rich women is soon to
be among us. She is Sonora Isadora Consino,
otherwise known as the Countess of Monte
Cristo of Santiago, Chilli, compared with
whose wealth the colossal fortunes of Mrs.
Hetty Green and certain other American
ladies sink into insignificance.
1t is announced that Mrs. Clara Hamlin.
daughter of DR.. Cyrus Hamlin, will give a
public talk about the Home school at Con
stantinople, Turkey, Tuesday afternoon al
Augusta. Miss Hamlin is a teacher at the
Home, having been connected with 1t since
1879. She cameto this country few months
since, but expects soon to return to Turkey
Rev. E. A. Whittier, the Evangelist
preached to large congregations on the Sab
bath at the Congregational church at Grove
vile. He will preach afternoon and evening
at Groveville on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, and the rest of the week at Buxton
Centre. There have been several CONVEX
sions at these meetings with increasing con-
gregations and deepening interest.
There is talk at Washington that General
Banks, after his term of Office as United
State Marshal at Boston has expired, may be
appointed governor of one of the volunteer
soldiers homes, perhaps of the one at Togus
where Gen. Stevenson now is. These ap-
pointments are made by the board of mana.
gers, Of which General Franklin is Presi.
| dent.
Engineer Timothy Bryantof Salem, of the
Eastern Division o. the Boston & Maine
Railroad, is critically ill, it is feared, from
blood poisoning. While in the cab of hi
, engine he was slightly scalded on the hand
He placed some of the ordinary black OF
| (crude petroleum. on the burn and though
no more of it. Very soon after he mani
tested symptoms of blood poisoning. Mr.
Bryant is an estimable citizen and an ex
Representative of the Massachusetts Legis
lature.
Consul Sewall, who is stationed in the nov
troubled island of Samoa, is a Maine man
the son of President Sewall, of the Main,
Central. Speaking of the failure of tn
State department to uphold him in his asser
ton of American rights against German
aggression, the Boston Journal says: mi
Sewall is young man of good character ant
ability who has had valuable experience il
the diplomatic service. The policy whicl
would abandon him at his lonely post in tn
Pacific, threatened by the guns of hostil
! German feet. is so utterly unworthy of tn
dignity of the United States that even MI
Bayard will I've hard pushed to defend it."